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3 reviews matched your criteria:
A Crown of Swords, by Robert Jordan
A Crown of Swords, while tighter and better-written than Lord of Chaos, reads much like a wrapping-up volume to that previous story. Read the full review by Sara Lipowitz.
The Magic Engineer, by L.E. Modesitt Jr.
The Tale of Dorrin, the young blacksmith from order-bound Recluce, cast away because of his desire to build machines. I give him a rose for effort. Read the full review by A.G..
The Path of Daggers, by Robert Jordan
The Path of Daggers, the next installment in the Wheel of Time series, isn't bad. It furthers the series, keeps the fluff to a minimum, and has occasional flashes of what made the series so good in the first place. If this is the kind of work Jordan can produce when he takes an extra year to do it in, he should take two next time. Read the full review by Sara Lipowitz.